Love crime movies? Take a look at these Blu-ray reviews
I’m a big fan of a lot of William Friedkin’s work especially films like The French Connection and The Exorcist. I have to admit I’d never seen this 1985 action thriller. In fact I don’t remember ever seeing it on UK television, something that should be corrected in my opinion…
To Live And Die In LA Blu-ray Review – 1985 William Friedkin Action Thriller Read Post »
It’s time for a look at another film available on Blu-ray from my Sean Connery season. Here’s my Rising Sun Blu-ray review. Wesley Snipes plays cop Web Smith who is called in when a woman is found dead at a Japanese corporate office during a big party event for a proposed business deal…
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Having had a horror / Dario Argento season I’m going to continue with my mini Sean Connery season with a 1972/3 film. So here is my The Offence Blu-ray review. Police Detective Sergeant Johnson (Sean Connery) is investigating a series of child abductions when a possible suspect is arrested and brought to the police station. With the man saying very little he is left to his own thoughts. However Detective Sergeant Johnson decides to have a talk alone with the man.
The Hound of the Baskervilles is a fantastic story that has many versions be they films, TV or radio. This one is Hammer’s attempt and they make sure they have their big names starring. Yes this is The Hound of the Baskervilles Blu-ray Review (1959) Hammer Films.
That means Peter Cushing plays Sherlock Holmes and Andre Morell as Doctor Watson.
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It’s time to look a crime drama from 2014 starring John Travolta. Here is The Forger Blu-ray review. John Travolta plays an art forger Raymond J. Cutter, who starts the movie in prison. However he needs to get out early so does a deal with the guy who helped put him there.
The Forger Blu-ray Review – A Decent 2014 Travolta Drama Read Post »
I love gangster style films when done well especially British ones like Get Carter and more recently Harry Brown. So when a newer (2014) film came to my attention I had to take a look. This is my We Still Kill The Old Way Blu-ray review. When old gangster, Charlie stumbles across a gang assaulting a young women in the alleyway he intervenes…
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Time once more to look back at another classic movie that is now on Blu-ray and should hopefully have been restored. Yes this is my The Seven-ups movie review (Blu-ray Version) I say classic but this is indeed the first time I’ve seen the film or to honest even heard of it…
The Seven-ups Movie Review (1973) Blu-ray – Thrilling Action Read Post »
I think it’s time for a dark thriller, what do think? Time for my The Frozen Ground movie review, lets see if that ticks all the boxes.
The Frozen Ground? So what that? Well it’s based on a true story about several young teenage girls who were abducted in Alaska. Nicolas Cage stars as Jack Halcombe the sergeant in charge of the case. He is on a quest to try to find the murderer and stop any further murders and abductions…
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Having missed American Hustle at the cinema I thought I would take a look at the Blu-ray release. So here’s is my American Hustle movie review (Blu-ray). So what’s it about, well it’s set in 1978, Irving Rosenfeld (Christian Bale) and Sydney Prosser (Amy Adams) are con artists who are in a relationship together…
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